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A Beginner’s Guide to the Cornish Rex

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In this series of blog posts, we have been exploring the unique properties of the UK’s best-loved pedigree cats. Next up is the adorable Cornish Rex. Overview The Cornish Rex is a relatively new breed on the scene and was first bred (surprise, surprise) in…
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Guest Post – Give Your Cat The World By Catexploring

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This guest post is brought to you by Hasara Lay. Hasara is the Founder & Chief Explorer at Catexplorer, a community & movement for people who explore the world with their cats. Catexplorer is full of pet owners who aim to bring some freedom and…
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How Much Exercise Does My Cat Need?

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A common worry that many cat owners have is whether their cat/s are getting enough exercise. It’s well known that cat’s have developed an exceptionally high metabolic rate during evolution but all cats still need some form of daily activity for a number of important…
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Quality Over Quantity – Paws For Thought

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Considering the future of our planet has become an ever-increasing part of today’s society. Climate change, single-use plastic, sustainable energy, veganism and many other terms have encroached into the vocabulary of human beings. Words and ideals are being translated into action as more and more…
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A Beginner’s Guide to the Bengal

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Exploring one of the most exotic and elegant breeds, this blog post will examine the stunning Bengal cat. The Bengal Coat The Bengal has two different types of coat, both of which are unique to this breed and are the most defining trait that sets…
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A Beginner’s Guide to the Siamese

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Blue-eyed, talkative, and with pointed features, the Siamese is the second most popular breed of cat across the world. One of the oldest breeds around, the Siamese originated in Asia and is now commonplace across every continent. This blog post will delve more into this…
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Guest Post – Why Should We Provide Cats With High Places?

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This article has been put together by the Feline Welfare Team at International Cat Care, a leading cat charity that works hard to improve the welfares of cats across the world. This post looks at the benefits of providing 3-Dimensional space in the home that…
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The Rise and Rise of the Domestic Cat

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Over the course of 9000 years, the rise of the domesticated cat has been rapid. With cats now established across the globe, this blog post charts the ascent of this species, from the farmer’s companion, to an Egyptian Goddess, to one of the most successful…
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Cat Breeders, Catteries and Catipilla

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When designing this range, we wanted to create a product line that was based upon three important traits – quality, innovation and the health & well-being of cats. Having spoken to a number of cat breeders and cattery owners over the past 9 months, we…
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Keeping Cats Cool In Summer

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With the UK basking in the first heat wave of the Summer, we can be forgiven for letting our hair down to enjoy the sunshine. Just as we need more water and sunscreen to stay safe and hydrated, our pets also require similar care to…
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A Beginner’s Guide to the Russian Blue

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This series of blog posts has covered the basics of Britain’s most-loved pedigree cats. Next up, the elegant and agile Russian Blue. Appearance The Russian Blue has a few distinguishable features that set them apart from a lot of pedigree breeds. Their shimmering blue coats…
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How to Provide Enrichment in a Cat Garden

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There was a time when cats could roam free to their heart’s content. They came and went as they pleased and, as a result, they were often put in harm’s way. In recent years, many cat owners have moved away from free-living cats and have…
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